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Water Font

Water Fonts feature fluid, wavy strokes that bring the essence of the ocean to your designs. Inspired by the sea, they convey fluidity, movement and freshness.

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Water fonts offer a unique, liquid aesthetic to a wide range of design projects. They're a great fit not just in water or ocean-themed designs, but anywhere you need the typeface to convey a feeling of grace, fluidity, and movement to the visual journey, like a ship on the waves. There are ripple fonts or wave fonts, which feature undulating patterns that will enhance the detail and flow of your lettering. There are also dripping water fonts, which mimic water droplets and are often ideal for lending a sense of fluidity or movement to a design piece. Finally, we have distorted display fonts, with contorted lettering that could be considered a cross between glitch fonts and water fonts. Water fonts add a sense of freshness to packaging and branding. On the other hand, they add dynamism to titles and headings on posters, home pages, or article headlines. They are also often used in online art, digital advertising and social media in various sizes due to the liquid aesthetic they create.